Dimash Qudaibergen - Grateful to Fate (Reaction) | Emotional & Powerful Performance!"

[@ReactionHolic]

Dimash never ceases to amaze me! How does 'Grateful to Fate' compare to Dimash’s other performances? Let me know in the comments ☺️

[@ТревисПеркинс]

Осенний парк , элегантный Димаш, прекрасная, нежная, навевающая грусть мелодия и чарующий голос Димаша. 😢❤ спасибо за реакцию. 😊❤

[@debbiemorgan859]

I love when he does these beautiful gentle love songs, not everything has to be going through every octave.

[@tatyanakorovin2356]

I love this song of Dimash! It touches my heart and soul! Thank you for reacting to Dimash!

[@tirallala1]

👉 ...and another wonderful new song for us. Melody and lyrics and Dimash's voice... I'm in heaven and melting. The video is very simple but fully captures the mood of the song. Very cleverly thought out, as Dimash also had a bandage on his right hand these days (Dimash news photo). Dimash News: For the first time, Dimash performed the song “Rizamyn Tagdyrga” (“Grateful to Fate”) on October 15, 2024 at the opening ceremony of the Almaty Open ATP 250 tennis tournament in Almaty. Dimash himself likes to play tennis to keep fit. He ended his performance with the Kazakh song “Rizamyn Tagdyrga” by the composer Kairgali Kozhanbaev, the first director of the Aktobe Academy of Music named after A. Zhubanov, delighting the audience. The composition was written in 1993 by Kaiyrgali Kozhanbaev with lyrics by Alua Zhaimambetova. The song was first performed by Dimash's mentor Marat Aitimov (also his first vocal coach). Composer: Kaiyrgali Kozhanbaev Lyrics: Alua Zhaimambetova Arranger: Renat Gaissin (Qairan Elim, Omir Oter, River of Love, Angel Love) Music Producers: Erlan Bekchurin (Dimash's best friend) Director: Galym Assylov DOP: Bakhytbek Samikh

[@shelbychesnut99]

I love this song. It is so gentle. It was written in 1993 and first performed publicly by his teacher and mentor. I believe the umbrella is a prop to keep him still. He usually sings with his whole body. He broke his fingers on his right hand, and I think he was trying to hide the cast.

[@FretsOnFire]

It's great to see you reacting to Dimash again, Ferdy! Such a beautiful song.

[@mmartin1030]

There’s A Freedom In His ✨🇰🇿✨ Songs. This Seems A Shade Closer To His Soul ✨ It Then Seems As A Extra Lovely Gift To ✨ 💞🦌🌎🦌💞 ✨ Us 🫠🇺🇸

[@michaelelliott8536]

Dimash is standing at that angle because he has his right arm in a sling with fingers bandaged up, Don’t know what he did to it. At the Ooen Tennis event recently he performed three songs, I think, and you can see him quite clearly with the sling.he was sort of dancing around too.